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12 Hepatitis A Cases Hit Ernakulam: Outside Source Suspected

7 Dec

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Summary

  • Twelve hepatitis A cases confirmed in Kalamassery, Ernakulam, in the past month.
  • Infection source suspected to be outside the municipality, not local water.
  • Residents alerted via WhatsApp and advised on hygiene practices.
12 Hepatitis A Cases Hit Ernakulam: Outside Source Suspected

Twelve cases of hepatitis A have been confirmed in Kalamassery, Ernakulam, within the past month. Health officials are investigating the source, with initial assessments suggesting the infections were contracted outside the municipality, possibly from consuming food elsewhere, rather than from local water sources. This concern arises as the affected individuals are a mobile population, frequently traveling for work or education.

Authorities have implemented precautionary measures, including regular cleaning drives and water chlorination, especially after similar clusters were observed in 2024. While water quality tests have come back satisfactory and no leaks were found, 14 samples from local juice shops and eateries have been collected for further testing. Residents have been advised through WhatsApp to adhere to hygiene practices to prevent person-to-person transmission.

Hepatitis A, known locally as jaundice, is a liver infection spread through contaminated food and water. While usually resolving on its own, it can rarely lead to severe complications like liver failure, particularly in older individuals or those with pre-existing liver conditions. Prevention strategies include ensuring clean water and food, vaccination, and maintaining good personal hygiene, as the virus can persist in the environment.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The source of the 12 hepatitis A cases in Kalamassery is suspected to be from outside the municipality, likely from contaminated food consumed by traveling residents, rather than local water sources.
Residents in Kalamassery are being alerted about hepatitis A through WhatsApp messages and advised to follow essential hygiene practices.
Hepatitis A affects the liver and spreads via contaminated food/water. Prevention includes clean food and water, vaccination, and practicing good hygiene.

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